Intention-Behaviour Gap

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Across
  1. 2. one of the goal dimensions that moderates the intention-behaviour gap
  2. 3. automated process of completing an action without thinking
  3. 5. one of the core assumptions of the intention-behaviour gap
  4. 9. a sub-element of motivation driven by emotions, desires, or impulses
  5. 12. a process that drives goal-oriented behaviour
  6. 14. people who never planned to change their behaviour
  7. 17. a sub-element of motivation driven by thoughts, beliefs, or intentions
  8. 18. expecting to experience negative emotions if target behaviour is not performed (2 words
  9. 22. a trait that is characterised by high self-discipline
  10. 23. an individual’s ability to engage in the activity
  11. 24. a population shown to have the most unsuccessful intenders
Down
  1. 1. Psychological tendency comprising affect, behaviour and cognition
  2. 4. "frustration" is an example of this concept, which is part of the ABC of Psychology
  3. 6. all factors external to the individual that make it possible to engage in a target behaviour
  4. 7. the way in which one acts or conducts themselves
  5. 8. a type of measures that show a lower intention-behaviour gap
  6. 10. risk of bias that yields a higher intention-behaviour gap (2 words)
  7. 11. a lack of change in long-term goals such as remaining healthy for life (2 words)
  8. 13. a type of intervention that centres around the client's needs and preferences
  9. 15. a planned future action or determination to behave in a specific way
  10. 16. an example of basis of intention related to other people's expectations (2 words)
  11. 19. type of individual factor that determines one's capability to engage with target behaviour
  12. 20. another word for "thoughts"
  13. 21. first name of the EXSS2033 primary coordinator
  14. 22. a framework that guides our understanding of behaviour and is a foundation for the intervention design